Double Drum Roller
High-performance dual-drum roller for superior asphalt and sub-base compaction.
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Plate Compactors & Tamping Rammers
Vibratory plate compactors, tamping rammers, single and double drum rollers for sub-base preparation, trench backfill, road works and asphalt across UAE sites.
Plate Compactor 160kg
High compaction force with a reliable engine, built for tough UAE job sites.
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Plate Compactor 90kg
Industrial soil compaction. Build rock-solid foundations with zero settling.
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Single Drum Roller - Honda
Flawless asphalt & soil compaction for roads. High-efficiency for smooth, dense paving.
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Tamping Rammer
High-impact compaction for narrow trenches. Packs soil where larger rollers can't fit.
View DetailsPlate Compactors for UAE Groundworks
A vibratory plate compactor is the most-used compaction tool on UAE sites — sub-base preparation, interlock paving, driveways, backfill and small road works all depend on it. Baylorr supplies plates at 90kg and 160kg with Honda petrol and diesel engine options.
The 90kg plate is the practical choice for interlock paving, landscaping and confined areas where the machine has to be lifted or manoeuvred often. The 160kg plate delivers higher force for deeper lifts, road works and heavier sub-base preparation. As a soil compactor, both work best on granular material compacted in layers rather than a single deep lift.
Tamping Rammers for Trenches and Cohesive Soils
Where a plate cannot fit or cannot do the job, a rammer can. As a tamping rammer supplier UAE contractors return to, the pattern we see is simple: plates for open granular areas, rammers for narrow trenches, around pipework, and in clay and other cohesive soils where high-impact blows are needed to drive out air.
The rammer's narrow foot reaches into service trenches and along foundation edges where a 90kg plate would be unusable. Most groundworks crews end up running one of each rather than choosing between them.
Single and Double Drum Rollers
For larger areas, a road roller covers ground far faster than a walk-behind plate. The single drum roller vibrates on the front drum with a driven axle behind, giving traction on loose or uneven ground — suited to sub-base and soil compaction. The double drum roller vibrates on both drums and leaves a smoother surface, which is why it is the usual choice for asphalt and finishing passes.
All compaction equipment is stocked at Al Jurf Industrial Area 2, Ajman, with 1–2 day delivery to Dubai and Sharjah and 2–3 days to Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates. Belts, plates and engine spares are held locally.
Frequently Asked
Common Questions
Plate compactor or tamping rammer — which do I need?
Plate compactors suit granular soils and large flat areas like sub-bases and paving; tamping rammers suit cohesive soils and narrow trenches. Many UAE contractors run one of each — Baylorr stocks 90kg and 160kg plates plus rammers.
What plate compactor weights does Baylorr supply?
Baylorr supplies vibratory plate compactors from 90kg (ideal for interlock paving and small works) up to 160kg (for deeper lifts and road works), with Honda petrol and diesel engine options.
Do you have compactor spare parts in stock?
Yes. Belts, plates and engine spares for Baylorr compaction equipment are stocked in Ajman for immediate dispatch, and our technicians handle repairs across Dubai, Ajman, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi.
What is the difference between a single and double drum roller?
A single drum roller has one vibrating drum with a driven axle behind it, giving better traction on loose or uneven ground — useful on sub-base and soil. A double drum roller vibrates on both drums and leaves a smoother finish, which makes it the usual choice for asphalt surfacing and finishing passes.
How many passes does soil compaction need?
It depends on lift thickness, soil type and machine weight, but 3 to 5 passes per layer is a common starting point, with each pass overlapping the last. Compact in layers rather than one deep lift — a 90kg plate is effective over shallower lifts, while a 160kg plate or a roller reaches deeper.